Posts Tagged ‘pet portraits’

An easy way to keep your cat entertained

Written on April 1st, 2010 by anonymousno shouts
Young cats have an inbuilt desire to play, even older cats love to chase things around. In fact, just like us, it’s vital for your cats health that it should ...
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The phsycology of colour

Written on March 19th, 2010 by anonymousno shouts
Colour has constantly been a cornerstone in painting, it’s pressence in art is long and very fertile, from the early cave paintings to today’s sophisticated laser lights. Understanding colour, and ...


Capturing action scenes in art

Written on March 10th, 2010 by anonymousno shouts
There is a definite skill in capturing a perception of movement in a motionless image like a painting. It’s a problem that, for artists who specialize in pet portraits, are ...


Supports for miniature painting: Making the right choices

Written on February 14th, 2010 by anonymousno shouts
Over the last few years miniature painting has gained new interest, partly down to the increased curiosity in calligraphy. Calligraphy itself is coupled to book illumination, a forerunner of miniature ...


Organizing your palette will improve your painting

Written on February 2nd, 2010 by anonymousno shouts
Whether an artist is specialising in pet portraits, landscapes, or traditional portraits, keeping colours as pure as possible is an important part of producing paintings that look fresh an clean. The ...


Products that will help you rid your cat of fleas

Written on February 1st, 2010 by anonymousno shouts
We all want our cats to have that ‘just walked out of a pet portrait‘ look, with shiny coat and bight eyes. But it’s an inescapable truth that our little ...


Things to consider when using wood as a support for painting

Written on January 30th, 2010 by anonymousno shouts
Stretched canvas is a very popular option for pet portrait artists as a support for their paintings. All the same, there are alternative supports that can be just as worthy ...


Traditional techniques for copying a drawing onto canvas

Written on January 27th, 2010 by anonymousno shouts
With some painting techniques, like those used by many pet portrait artists, detail is an important aspect of the finished picture. In light of this, it is always recommended that ...
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Get the best possible canvases by preparing your own

Written on January 23rd, 2010 by anonymousno shouts
For a great many artists, including those who specialise in pet portraits, stretching their own canvas not just saves money on commercially prepared canvases, but also provides them with a ...


Best practices when varnishing an oil painting

Written on January 21st, 2010 by anonymousno shouts
Pet portraits in oil can be varnished to provide a protective layer that protects the picture from the atmosphere, it also creates a uniform finish, whether gloss or matt. Over ...


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